What is the complete poem about where dust is produced?

Full sentence: Bodhi has no trees, but it is not a stage in the mirror. There is nothing, so there is no dust.

Bodhisattva, written by Huineng in Tang Dynasty, means there is no bodhi tree and no dressing table. Buddha's nature is always pure, where can there be dust?

Original text:

Bodhi trees have no trees, and the mirror platform is not a platform.

Buddha's nature is always pure, where can there be dust?

The body is a bodhi tree, and the heart is a mirror.

The bright mirror is very clean, where will it get any dust?

Bodhi trees have no trees, and the mirror platform is not a platform.

It is nothing, no matter what it is, where will there be any dust?

Bodhi is just looking for the heart. Why should he go outside to look for profound Buddhist thoughts?

Practice yourself, and the paradise is just around the corner!

Translation:

There was no bodhi tree and no dressing table.

Buddha's nature is always pure, where can there be dust?

The body of all beings is the tree of enlightenment and wisdom, and the heart of all beings is like a bright stage mirror.

A clean mirror, where will be stained with dust?

There was no bodhi tree and no dressing table.

There is nothing in my heart, where is the dust?

Bodhi only looks at the heart, why bother to seek mysterious Buddhist thoughts from the outside world?

Practice yourself in this way, and heaven is just around the corner!